Salestouch MCP Server

SalesTouch

SalesTouch is an AI-native GTM prospecting platform. It helps agents research and qualify prospects, build audiences, start conversations, manage follow-ups, and execute controlled LinkedIn outreach. It provides account, conversation, lookup, outreach, engagement, publishing, durable scheduling, queue, and paginated extraction tools through an OAuth-protected remote endpoint.

SalesTouch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn.

Install

Claude Desktop, Cowork, or Claude Code

In Claude Desktop or Cowork, add the marketplace antoinedsh/salestouch, then enable the salestouch plugin and complete OAuth from /mcp.

In Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add antoinedsh/salestouch
/plugin install salestouch@salestouch
/mcp

Cursor

Install this repository as a Cursor plugin, or add the following remote MCP configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "salestouch": {
      "url": "https://www.salestouch.io/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Any Streamable HTTP client

Use https://www.salestouch.io/api/mcp and name the server salestouch. The client discovers the SalesTouch OAuth flow automatically; no static API key or LinkedIn credential belongs in the MCP configuration.

OAuth and first check

The browser authorization flow grants scoped SalesTouch access. LinkedIn passwords, cookies, and authentication secrets are never shared with the AI client.

Verify the connection with a read-only request:

List the LinkedIn accounts connected to my SalesTouch workspace.

Three complete workflows

1. Research a lead without changing external state

1. Ask SalesTouch to look up a profile URL.
2. Ask for the profile's recent posts.
3. Ask the agent to summarize useful context and draft a message.
4. Review the draft; no message is sent until a mutation tool is authorized.

2. Review a conversation and send an exact reply

1. Search the conversation by profile URL.
2. Read the bounded message history.
3. Ask the agent to draft a reply without sending.
4. Confirm the recipient and exact text, then authorize linkedin_message.

3. Build a Sales Navigator audience from structured filters

1. Resolve ambiguous filter values with linkedin_sales_navigator_search_parameters.
2. Run scrape_sales_navigator_companies or scrape_sales_navigator_people with the returned ids.
3. To restrict people to extracted companies, pass the company result_id to scrape_sales_navigator_people as company_result_id.
4. Inspect the bounded preview, page with scrape_result_page, or use the signed CSV/JSONL export.

4. Turn post engagement into a paginated result

1. Provide a LinkedIn post URL.
2. Run scrape_linkedin_post_reactions or scrape_linkedin_post_comments.
3. Read the bounded preview and stored result id.
4. Continue with scrape_result_page until the result is complete.

Safety and limitations

• Read tools are non-destructive and idempotent.
• Messages, invitations, likes, comments, and publications modify LinkedIn and are non-idempotent.
• These write tools accept scheduled_for; SalesTouch persists the action and reconnects a sleeping credential-based account when execution becomes due.
• Cancelling a queued action modifies SalesTouch state and cannot be assumed idempotent.
• Availability depends on an active SalesTouch plan, a connected LinkedIn account, platform availability, permissions, and usage limits.
• SalesTouch does not bypass LinkedIn safeguards. Users are responsible for reviewing targets and content and for complying with applicable platform rules and law.

Troubleshooting

If OAuth fails, reconnect from the MCP client, confirm the endpoint, verify the SalesTouch plan and connected account, then retry the read-only account check. Never paste credentials, cookies, OAuth tokens, private messages, or prospect data into a support request.

Documentation and support

• Documentation
• Getting started
• Authentication and scopes
• Troubleshooting
• OpenAI plugin submission
• Claude directory submission
• Support
• Security
• Privacy
• Terms
• Email: support@salestouch.io

The files in this public distribution wrapper are licensed under the MIT License. The hosted SalesTouch backend remains proprietary.